Angels Rally in Ninth to Beat Astros, End Losing Streak

The Los Angeles Angels rallied in the ninth inning to defeat the Houston Astros 4-1, snapping a three-game losing streak. Oswald Peraza was the hero with a two-run single that drove in two runs after the Angels loaded the bases against Astros closer Bryan Abreu, who had been dominant in his previous appearances. Starter Kyle Hendricks pitched six solid innings, allowing only one run and seven hits, marking a strong rebound from prior starts. Zach Neto contributed with a solo home run in the third inning, his career-high 24th of the season. The Angels' bottom of the order sparked the late rally, with consecutive hits from Luis Rengifo, Logan O’Hoppe, Matthew Lugo, and Peraza, followed by walks from Yoán Moncada and Mike Trout to add an insurance run. Kenley Jansen closed the game with his 24th save, helping the Angels match last year's win total despite their recent offensive struggles.